The 400 Million Year Old Hammer

Unravel the mysteries of an extraordinary artefact in this captivating exploration titled "The 400 Million Year Old Hammer." Discovered in 1934 in London, Texas, USA, this ancient hammer found embedded in rock has ignited debates and theories about its origin and, most astonishingly, its purported age of 400 million years.

Join us as we delve into the details of this enigmatic find, examining the intricate analyses conducted by researchers and the surprising results that challenge conventional views on human civilization's timeline. The hammer's internal handle underwent carbonization, revealing metallurgical processes consistent with twentieth-century technology. The composition of the hammerhead, consisting of 97% pure iron, 2% chlorine, and 1% sulfur, adds to the intrigue.

Explore the geological anomalies surrounding the artefact, with the rock encasing dating back to the Ordovician era. Geologists note peculiarities in the stone's petrification process, suggesting a slow transformation over hundreds of millions of years. Ufologists and ancient astronaut theorists propose the existence of an advanced prehistoric civilization, challenging established historical narratives.

Dive into the chemical analysis that dismisses the meteorite origin hypothesis and learn about the atmospheric conditions that may have influenced the embedding process. While some scientists argue for abandoned metallurgical techniques, others entertain the idea that Earth was once inhabited by technologically advanced civilizations.

Join the debate as supporters of the ancient astronaut theory clash with conventional archaeologists, offering diverse perspectives on the origins of human civilization. Prepare for a thought-provoking journey into the unknown, where questions about Earth's history take center stage.

[The_Not_So_Great_Cornholio]

I'm not saying it isn't possible. That being said, that hammer is not 400 million years old.

[aldosano]

no matter what we are not first civilization on earth.

[BobBarkerScientificHeretic]

I had no idea about this, great upload. I'm new and haven't gone through your vids yet, but the Sage Wall Montana and the Blythe Integrious drawings in California are two more interesting sites

[Skunk]

I always said the Flintstones were non-fiction stories🤷‍♂️

[mikehoncho]

I'd rather be alone, i don't like most people

[son-of-a-gun]

What a bullsh*t. Iron or steel turns into oxide after short time of exposure to oxigen.

[icurededs]

Buddhism states that there have been multiple advanced human civilizations that rose and collapsed into extinction.

[raywagner]

Where did the hammer come from. I have seen many photos of the hammer but none of where it was discovered. Was it in a cave or found after blasting or under water.

[willymueller]

400 million years ago, we had a very advanced civilisation on earth, they even had the atomic bomb ! Some stupid, insane leaders got angry and pushed the red button.
And here we find the debris of that big event, think about it. 😂

[walkertongdee]

Damn they found uncle Lonies hammer, and stelt it !

[logickey]

It's not imbeded in the rock. The rock has been carved out, then where it's been carved away its been treated to make it look like an old surface. The hammer has then been inserted into the Recently carved out cavity. Look at the gap around the hammer, if the rock formed around the hammer there would be No space at the top & bottom of the hammer head. It's a forgery & a bad one at that...!!!

[johnwalker]

This is a typical 19th century miners hammer found in a soft limestone concretion and long since debunked as being ancient. That was proposed by a former purchaser as "proof of Noah's flood".